Jewelry Trends for Autumn 2026
Warm gold, raw stones, statement earrings and jewelry with a story: this fall-winter's jewelry trends and how to wear them with handmade pieces.
Each autumn, the light changes, colors shift, and our wardrobe preferences evolve. This year, jewelry is leaning towards warmth, naturalness, and handmade pieces: fewer mass-produced items that are everywhere and more unique, character-filled jewelry.
Here are the six trends we'll see most this fall-winter, and how to style them.
1. Warm Gold Takes Center Stage
Intense, yellow gold is making a comeback, pushing silver and rose gold to the side. It's the perfect match for the season's color palette (camel, chocolate, burgundy, olive) and adds a warm glow to our faces during the gray months.
How to wear it: don't be afraid to mix and match multiple gold pieces; as long as they have the same tone, the look will be harmonious. Our pieces feature a double 24-karat gold bath, the warmest tone available.
2. Raw Stones
Uncut gems with their natural, irregular shapes are a favorite among those seeking authenticity. None are as striking as raw emeralds, which Aluna sources directly from the mines of Muzo, Colombia. Each stone is unique, ensuring that no two pieces are alike.
How to wear it: let the stone take center stage and pair it with simple gold accents.
Learn more about this stone in Raw Emerald: What it is and its origin in Muzo.
3. Statement Earrings
With high necklines, scarves, and pulled-back hair, earrings are the only thing that stands out, so they're getting bigger: larger, more sculptural, and more golden.
How to wear: a single statement piece. If the earrings are large, keep the neckline free.
4. Earth-Toned Stones
Carnelian, tiger's eye, onyx, jade: natural stones in oranges, honey, blacks, and greens that seem to be plucked from the autumn landscape.
How to wear: combine them with point and wool in neutral colors, and repeat the same stone in two pieces.
What does each stone mean? We tell you in natural stones and their meaning.
5. Layered Necklaces
Superimposing necklaces of different lengths is still one of our favorite ways to wear jewelry. In autumn, it's worn over open shirts, V-necks, and fine sweaters.
How to wear: a choker close to the neck, a medium-length necklace with a pendant, and, if you're feeling adventurous, a long one.
6. Jewelry with a Story
Perhaps the most significant trend: more and more people want to know who made their jewelry, where, and what it means. A handmade piece with an origin and a symbol wins over a mass-produced one.
At Aluna, each design is born from Colombia's goldsmith cultures: the sun of life, the hummingbird of joy, the tunjo as an offering. We tell you their meaning in pre-Columbian symbols.
How to put it all together?
On Friday, we published 5 ready-to-copy autumn looks (and to buy) with these trends: for the office, for a dinner, for Thanksgiving, for the weekend, and for the holidays. Don't miss it.
In the meantime, explore the collection and start choosing.
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